Rocha Peixoto Secondary School prepares for the start of the new school year in a context marked by delays in the grading of national exams and the reapprciation processes, which prolonged the uncertainty of many students. The school administration acknowledges that the impact was real and that the preceding weeks required case-by-case follow-up to ensure that no decision dependent on final grades would compromise the start of classes.
Luís Fabião, principal of ESRP, emphasizes that the delays created anxiety among students and families, requiring closer and more careful management. The priority is to restore tranquility to the school community and ensure that each student begins the year with clear information and adequate support. The Welcome Plan, already available on the official website, plays a central role in this process.
The entry into force of the new law restricting the use of mobile phones up to the 3rd cycle is another point marking this start. The school views the measure as a pedagogical opportunity to reinforce habits of concentration, interaction, and responsible use of technology, considering that the change could improve in-person interaction and reduce distractions.
In a year that begins under administrative pressure and legislative changes, Rocha Peixoto is betting on proximity and organization to ensure a calm start to the year. The challenge is significant, but the priority remains: to place students at the center and build a serene, safe school environment prepared for the months ahead.
